What is. 4x−5+6(1−x)

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What is.
4x−5+6(1−x)

Mathematics
middle-school

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-2x + 1

4x - 5 + 6(1 - x)

Distributive property.

4x - 5 + 6 - 6x

Rearrange terms.

4x - 6x - 5 + 6

Combine like terms.

-2x + 1

Ledlogic answered Jan 10, 2019

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-2x + 1

this is your answer

Frank Sposaro answered Jan 15, 2019

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